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I am working with groove~ looping very short samples like hi-hats and such. When I increase the loop end-point the loop speed slows down but when I increase the loop end-point beyond the size of the short sample in the buffer, the loop speed stays the same from that point on.

I was wondering if there is some simple trick in groove~ that allows me to read the sample from the buffer as it were "longer", as the hi-hat was the same but had more silence after it?

Hi
I am working with groove~ looping very short samples like hi-hats and such. When I increase the loop end-point the loop speed slows down but when I increase the loop end-point beyond the size of the short sample in the buffer, the loop speed stays the same from that point on. 

Hi
I am working with groove~ looping very short samples like hi-hats and such. When I increase the loop end-point the loop speed slows down 

can-you-set-groove~-loop-end-point-beyond-buffer-size

You could add an arbitrary amount of silence at the end of the sample so that you can alter the amount . Or you can trigger it from a metro without worrying about the loop attribute. Or you can use the play position outlet of groove to bang when the the sample is finished playing and delay the bang by a certain number of milliseconds to add silence before re-triggering playback (careful with this solution, you'll need to account for differences in the play position outlet when the signal is being played forwards vs backwards).

I'll try the first one, it's the simplest. thanks

Can you set groove~ loop end point beyond buffer-size?